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import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Point;
import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.Polygon;
import java.awt.Color;

// Fish Icon
//
// topTail   frontTail
//      |\       |       /\
//      |  \     |     /    \
//       \   \   |   /        \
//         \   \ | /        o   \
// backTail-->  ><               >
//         /   /   \            /
//       /   /       \        /
//       | /           \    /
//       |/              \/
// bottomTail
//
/**
* This class serves as a personality module for the blue
* fish icon. It assigns proper values to the protected
* instance variables of its superclass, FishIcon.
*
* @author  Bill Venners
*/
class MediumBlueFishIcon extends FishIcon {

    MediumBlueFishIcon(boolean swim) {

        fishPosition = new Point(0, 0);
        fishIsSwimming = swim;
        fishHasBeenInitiallyPositioned = false;

        fishColor = Color.cyan;

        topTail = new Point(0, 0);
        backTail = new Point(9, 12);
        bottomTail = new Point(0, 24);
        frontTail = new Point(15, 12);

        maxPaintsToHoldTailInOnePosition = 2;
        ovalPos = new Point(15, 3);
        ovalDim = new Dimension(30, 18);

        eyePos = new Point(38, 8);
        eyeDim = new Dimension(4, 4);

        staticTail.addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);
        staticTail.addPoint(topTail.x, topTail.y);
        staticTail.addPoint(backTail.x, backTail.y);
        staticTail.addPoint(bottomTail.x, bottomTail.y);
        staticTail.addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);

        if (fishIsSwimming) {
            swimmingTail[0] = new Polygon();
            swimmingTail[0].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);
            swimmingTail[0].addPoint(topTail.x, topTail.y);
            swimmingTail[0].addPoint(backTail.x, backTail.y);
            swimmingTail[0].addPoint(bottomTail.x, bottomTail.y - 6);
            swimmingTail[0].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);

            swimmingTail[1] = swimmingTail[0];

            swimmingTail[2] = new Polygon();
            swimmingTail[2].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);
            swimmingTail[2].addPoint(topTail.x + 3, topTail.y + 1);
            swimmingTail[2].addPoint(backTail.x, backTail.y);
            swimmingTail[2].addPoint(bottomTail.x + 3, bottomTail.y - 5);
            swimmingTail[2].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);

            swimmingTail[3] = new Polygon();
            swimmingTail[3].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);
            swimmingTail[3].addPoint(topTail.x + 7, topTail.y + 3);
            swimmingTail[3].addPoint(backTail.x - 1, backTail.y);
            swimmingTail[3].addPoint(bottomTail.x + 7, bottomTail.y - 3);
            swimmingTail[3].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);

            swimmingTail[4] = new Polygon();
            swimmingTail[4].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);
            swimmingTail[4].addPoint(topTail.x + 3, topTail.y + 5);
            swimmingTail[4].addPoint(backTail.x, backTail.y);
            swimmingTail[4].addPoint(bottomTail.x + 3, bottomTail.y - 1);
            swimmingTail[4].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);

            swimmingTail[5] = new Polygon();
            swimmingTail[5].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);
            swimmingTail[5].addPoint(topTail.x, topTail.y + 6);
            swimmingTail[5].addPoint(backTail.x, backTail.y);
            swimmingTail[5].addPoint(bottomTail.x, bottomTail.y);
            swimmingTail[5].addPoint(frontTail.x, frontTail.y);

            swimmingTail[6] = swimmingTail[5];

            swimmingTail[7] = swimmingTail[5];
            swimmingTail[8] = swimmingTail[4];
            swimmingTail[9] = swimmingTail[3];
        }
    }


    public Color getFishColor() {
        return Color.cyan;
    }
}